Three Little Words...

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So, with the demise of the Three Word Wednesday blog, the adventures of Bernitte and their serial Red Handed has been on hiatus, much like Bujilli. I considered making use of various random generators out on the web to provide a fresh set of three words every week...but none of them really quite hit the spot, not like the Three Word Wednesday prompts. It was a fun weekly challenge, for a while, a nice companion to producing a new episode of Bujilli's misadventures in Wermspittle (and Beyond) every Thursday and the Eight-Word Serial I was doing for Zeelia as well. In a way the Three Words challenge was a sort of warm-up for Bujilli & Zeelia both, and I have missed writing those serials quite a bit. Stopping wasn't exactly voluntary, but I don't wish to bore anyone with the gory details of my little excursion into serious illness and slow-going recovery. Let's just say that 'I got better,' (...more or less...) and leave it at that.

I've spent a little time revising/rebuilding the Hereticwerks blog and now I'm turning my attention to this blog. Time to clear away some dead wood, re-sort some of the bits and pieces into a better working order and maybe give it a fresh coat of virtual paint. I have various and sundry projects nearing completion and publication and that includes a few fiction-thingies as well, not just more gamer-nerdery and related tee-shirts...though there will be more of those as well.

I'm not sure when, how, or if I'll return to the old serials, though I have been tinkering on a special project for Bujilli, in addition to the long overdue gathering and compiling of the old episodes into some sort of collection or anthology-thingy. There will be more on that later, as I wrap-up a few more things.

Just wanted to post a little something to let whomever might still be paying the slightest attention to this relic of a blog that I'm not dead yet and still at work off behind the curtain away form the internet...and while I may be moving slower than I would like, at least I'm still making what progress I am able.

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